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New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
FUyFPiL OF MISS EMMA LAZARUS.

Tho funeral of Miss Emma Lazarus, the distinguished
cssayst poet and translator took place yesterday morn
ing at her home. No 19 West Tenth-st. Tho Hebrew
ritual followed and the services were conducted
by the Rcv. Dr. H. Perera Mcndes. Of tho Portuguese
synagogue, In Nnctcenths He road the second chap
ter Of Isaiah and small porficn Of the burial SERVICE
the last words of which in tho Hebrew language
There were pa-bearcrs, and tho btdy was taken
quietly the family plot In the Cypress Hills Gene
tory
Although tho funeral private, many we'll known
people present at the house, including Robert
i,arrett browning. OF tho poet r. ". Glider, Editor
OF Tho Century," and Mrs. Gider; George Schuyler
,hares DC Kay, Albert Stckcy, Mrs Lydig Hoyt Miss
taguo MARKS Editor OF The Art Amateur and Mrs
MARKS Julius Nathan. Jacob II. 5cbir g. l.. NJ. Bar
low, jr, and Mrs. +. W. Whttrdgc. Miss Lazarus
loaves four sIsters-Sarah Mary. Anne and Josephine
and brother FIer last important literary work
series OF poems entitled. By tho Waters OF Baby
lon" which appeared in tho May number Of Tho Con-
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22


The pariors of Association Hall were filed with min
lstcrs and aymer of various denominations yesterday
in answer to call In reference to the selection OF delo
gates to the Evangelical Alliance Conference In Wash
ingon on December T. Among those present we're
tho Rev. Drs. John Hail. r. S. Macarthur, Arthur
Brooks, J. NJ King and william NJ Taylor, ViccChan
celior MacCrackcn Josiah Strong, secretary of the
Alliance and william T. Dodge, It's president, and Nor
rs H. Jcsup. The Rev. Dr. Charles A. Stoddard pre-
sided.
Mr. Dodge said that in this age OF fact the study OF
social problems had become necessary the part OF the
church and those connected with II. DR.. Strong, In
speaking of the recent execution of Anarchists Chi
cago and the aftcrICn and foil wing these ren had
received said that such thing would have been rdi
cued as improbable in this country few years ago.
ind wide spread disccntent that existed and
tho cnasm bctwcc the Church and tho people, prob
lem which was to be the feature OF this conference Of
he Alliance. Dr. Macarthur and Dr. King approved
Of tho Alliance the OF bringing mon together
on an ground to consider vital ques-
lions affecting the country. d. Pjs OF Beirut, syria,
referred the great owth of the country In wealth
nomlnaona spirit stronger, and was threatening
the efficiency OF Christian work. DR.. Arthur Bro0ks,
tho Rev Dr. Samson. DR.. MacCracken and Morris X.
esp spoke the value OF Tho action OF the Evangelical
onference prog ammo of the conic ence was read,
and II was decided that the chairman should appoint
committee select tho fifty delegates who VIII repre-
sent the city.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

barn at Railway. n J.. carly last evening = witness
priss eht with skin gloves purss between
tiesrgs McArthur champsn middle weignt OF MonQeAl
snd Jshn Dsnneiy. Of Kansas City better knewn -
the "Cswboy Boxer" Ten rsusds we're fought and
Macarthur had the best Of fight throughout but Dom
nelly a .,qpn .as hm Mh ii: ssa
knocking him senselosA
ELIzABxrm-In the courts yesterday ex-Ce.Ercssman
Alvab Clark, counsel fer the Van Nest sretners ths
stimony Judge rsssrvsd decision.
.fhe Union County YeunE Republics. LSas1s mas
c. W. McQuoid, Of wssthcld. and c. T. Reed Of Railways
."rreary. E ank Carssa treasurer George r Mat
thswa
fair fer the bsnsnt Of the New Ger
man Reformed Church. which closed On eaiurday nga,
realized ne,riy $500 Bsslan ths isSss nnesr o
his lett had.
PATERsoy-Ths Csmnttee on Teachers, OF the Board
Of Eaucatsn. In company with CITY eSsoe, 40
traHns schools and get IDEAS Ter tue onS
Is to be started IN Paterson; MIA Dens E'Vn =,
straightat. appeared before Justice ~e,ss ILS S ,
mi ory OF hew her husband Charles abused her In his
drunken fury She said shs had 70 nee Tor ner me-
a but be afsrward found security and was released
He deuicd havag struck bis wifo--.-: 40 eastpoune
Bospton local train the Delaware LaekAwanna snd
Wsstsrs Railroad yesterday struck MS schuoert OF No
lO3 Paxton-st whs picking csai on the track ana
did ret see the train In time ewing 70 snarp curve
right log brekea She was taken 70 81 Jesspna
Hospital A published report that jacob B. hsfers
had riyen tive acres Of land the NewYsrk. Susqus
hanna and Western Rsilrs1d company; upon "nien !"
erect repair shops, near bis homo. 10 untrue.
MoRRrsrowS.-Jame MAY was arraif ned Yesterday on
charge of having set nrc 70 the barn OF w. t. Ellis ~
Chester election night judge Chds postponed the
case uEtiI Monday.
chemical work: deck. was dsstroysd BY supposed In
cepdafy fire on Sunday night.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
NEw-YORK CITY.

Policeman John H. wclch, Of the Elizabeth Street
squad, who recently dubbed Daniel Kennedy OF
10. Pelst., in brutal manner without cause was
dismissed rum the f,rco yesterday.
Many Policemen went to Police Headquarters yes
eerd:y TO get wresths and numbers placed hor now
evrk hats. Tho wreaths are plated ~ith nj lkcl
sn6 tho numbers arc O.. plain that any outen can
read them with oaso.
lose Builder Griffin VIA disaY pcared from his homo,
No 3o3 Fast Fify-ninth St, with a' ut e1 GOO In h.
pocket on Saturday evcnIg returned on Sunday
hight He f.d te~i. In Brooklyn.
EewOrleans Tolssses sl"ws promised FREQ TO
ceipts and priccs have declined to 4oa46 cents per
gallon Wholesale.
Tho ship Iroquois from San Francisco brings
e,I3s packages of native wine, 10 Of brandy, 6GSo
Of bcrax Tho latter has largo outlet in soap man.
ufarturc.
John Mcaney, a horsemsn, ego fury. employed at
ss1s%e isss:s f''1' ''' dead 0''''' place. '''''
Stephen r. Nash has been chosen senior counsel
70 the New-York Law Department Of tho Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, and Richard % In
&sni .A' ''"''' 'N''''' " A''
George II. Forster, tho newly elected President Of
tho Board of Aldermen, sworn iEto onice yester-
day by tho Mayor.
Tho Metropolitan Museum Of Art is open to the
public FREQ on Thanksgiving Day and on all legal
A union Thanksgiving service Of tho Harlem
churches 's to bc held Thursday morning at
eG James's Methodist Episcopal church The Row. Dr..
Samuel H. Virgin Of the Pilgrim Church, will preach.
The freshmen in tho Schools Of Arts and Mincs Of
Columbia College are talking Of consolidating the two
glasses apd have only one set Of officers.
Tho Sunday school scholars Of tho Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church will gvo an entertainment
O'Clock to morrow evening IN tho church building
corner Of onehundred- and -eevcnthst. There are
f0ty numbers on tho proyI Iamme, including several
tabloaus with changing lights, recita,ons and plano,
violin ard vocal music.
Aiphsus oeer. Of Logan. cowi 4 Co. has been re.
appointed caller the Produce Exchange In tho
place Of Charles Otto igeich, who has acted caller
6lnce william Eichcll absc0Dded over year ago.
The appointment will probably 10 ratified
Some members OF tho Produce Exchange wish to 60
bsck TO tho old hours Of opersting from 10 30 a.
10 16 p. m, with 10 and then continuation
% 80. meeting 10 test tho sentiment tho maj ter
WIN h he'd to morrow.
TAs brig julie from Mexican ports. which arrived
yssesday With . cargo Of mahogany to Y. Nsnegy,
seporssd ehas On October IL and IS. when on Cam
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
INCO WING STEAMERS.
SHTPP NG NEWS.


PORT or MONDAY. NOV, 2l, 1887
ARRIVED
ns p:n%sS s ErSy L0n@S1 Ssv n: ~, wa |a:
snd passengers Bruce ismay Arrived the Bar al
Maara Nor and Gibraltar with mdss to Phelps Bros
CO xv:d .l.1 s a sa = a mr. Can, H,,,.n a,, ,
los @aSa and coffee 70 ardsr vessel to Lord Aa:sn Xr
steamer Mr.nd. mn, Li.eman halliaI and Charlotte
town PEI aays with mdss aud passengers BowrinE&
ss.msI csnu.sGs : Easso,n Hs'an & day. Ut s,!h ma::
an passenger 10 Jas "'' ~ "'''a A. 'He Saf At
Steamer Lampasas CroweL Galveston days. with mdss
'Is Steamer nna ase days, with md.s
steamer III Monte. Hawthorne. Neworleans days. with
steamer seminole Ko0Ds Jacksonville 6days via Charles
ton with nidse and pl.sengers Ia WIN Clyde e Co.
S., wStnTop % S-sf f'ruan" win ma'' Ana Da''n
.y ss .S ss.sn % %
20 %ay. Win sugar to Il Trowbridse's SOM.
Bsik Lma. Nash. Fernandns. Nov IL, win lumber 10
siI: Jas. Jensen Lasur +sSays WITH cedar and
Hs.s ~: Ks; O. o. ''' with log
steamer sehieiam (Dtch) Potter Amsterdam. Nov with
dss passenger, Funch. Edye Co. Arrived At the
srNsEr-At Sandy COX wind moderate, vi very hazy
At CITY isIand wind light. NV clear
CLEARED
Steamer Wisconsin tRr Bentley Liverpool-A N Under
steamer Newport. shackford AspnwAil-Pacnc Mail Sc
Steamer Brcakwater Doc West Point va-oh Dominion
-hip J faller. earn. san Francisco van yleck Co.
Bark hA,hLie HsnaIp.s t0srI. Dads. Wellington and
BarI Onssa f.xil F.lusIo Lisbon. Psrt-Funch Edys
psri Brsmwan tNsrI, Jacobsen. Hamburg-carsen Boc.
bask Marguerite Fr) LaDoris. st Psrrs-Funeh. Edye
BARK Lynwssd tns. Sinclair. Lonaon-sasw 4 Burgess
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
NEWS FROM TIE SDBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

The Police Commissioner yesterday evening appointed
twenty bins patromen and created a precinct
bs called the Sixth The precinct has hero ofere
Known tho Third Sub. Precinct II will remain
under the control Of Captain Newton Of the Third Pre-
otnot. until . now captain Ia appointed
At the Wayne Street Reformed Church entertain
nsnt 10 TO bs given Tuesday evening by the following
artists: The Misses sendsrln and Decker and Messrs
Parker Hsldes. Van Herne asd Collna The proceeds
are to be used 70 obtain plano.
The final summing up In the divorce proceedings nst
tuted by Mrs Anna Cummins against her husband. Dr.
Francis A. Cammins, some six months was heard BY
Advisory Master stevens. ef Newark In the Chsncsry
Chambers In Jersey CITY, sday. Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

KENNEpY's HATS the best at the least money.
Derbya co. So 49, So 90 SILK Hats S3vo - o' % oo
saving 81 90 per hat 20 Csrtlanttst, upstairs
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF John Most before Judge Cowng
board Of Aldermen, City Hall, noon - ,..-..
Conference Of Church women' 40 ~ East fli'cen'h-
Ct, 10 a M -. -. $780,, c...,o..
Trunk limo presidents meeting, Mr. Fnks once.
Annual Inspection and parsde Of 7th Regiment amory'
Annual meeting Of Children's AID Society, p m -.
National and Shoe Manufacturen Associauop' NO.
Casey Lawier championship handball match sweeneys
Lsesare by Bram stoker on Abraham Lincoln, Chick
effna Han, y m n c.-.-
Executive Committee OF County democracy Couny
Cormitfee, Cooper Union. p. M
Meeting OF the Iolice Board. a..
New-York Diet Kitchen Association Fair, NO 800
vifth
Pilot COMMISSIONER meeting. noon.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
BARK Left Erikson Nor. Falck. Bueuos Ayres-Carsten
Boe ,.,,rn

LeN Erlkson tNorb r&ick oucuos AJios-S"i'son
Boe s.urn
steamers Newport fer Aspinwa City Of Savannah for
savannah: Reading for Philadelphia; Tenawanda Tor
shin Il u sutton for san Francisco. -
Barks China for Hamburg; Chas Ward for ST PIERRE
Mart
ALSO sailed-va i.eng Island Ssurd-Ship Spcer Tor
Amsterdam Bark Wanderer for Cette.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Nov 2l-Arnved. steamer Ohio, tBr), Sargent
''I IiYssrooL Nov 2I-Arrivod- England tBr.
NIPPON Nov 2o-Arrived steamer Elder t0er). Ber.
drop frem New.York Nov l2 for Bremen.
Sailed Werra (js Bussius, from Bremen hcnce
for Now-York- - ,.- s.... -. N.,,..,o
tBr, Braes from New.York Nov 10. -
IiRyR Nov 2O-saod steamer State OF Indiana (Br).
Rifch,e. from Glasgow for Sew-York
HAYRR Nov 20-Arrived steamer La Normandle trrh 70
Kersabiec from New.York Nov IL.
-(Ferlasr Shfppina y.os am sesFVta PI5sJ
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AHnouncsnsasA
"UyILLA.n f. & w. "UvILLA."
OUR NEW BENT EDGE COLLAR
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
l55 WEST esd ST. .
Genito. Urinary organs. Impotence aEd sterihty.
KENNEDY's HATS the best at the least money.
Derbya 90 So 49, So 90; SILK Hats So 90 81 3D. 80 oo-
saving 81 90 per hat 20 Csrtanttst, upstsira
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
sTATEN ISLAND.

The annual quoit Tournament OF tho Staten Island
Cricket Club which has gsing On for some tine 70
suited in Cutbbertson beag declared the winner Of the
first prize and w. Arbuckle the second Ths prizes art
handsomo silver
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
HONE NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

Clarendon Rssei-J. A. Olavaria. Venezuelan Minister ~
washn gop F1h <esnvs Hetei-cssgrsssman Jonn w.
etswart Of Vermont ttemarie Hsfsi-Ex.Gcvernor y
n Tnrerso of HOFFMAN HsussJohp boyle
O'HsiiIy af Boston Murray H HsnCJudEe Anssa :!
psrker Of ALBANY Windsor Hotel -Gensrsi r. Farn.-
worsS Of Illinois n H. Patrek Of Omaha and Isaac A.
Gate OF Baltimore Hotel modors Ciceo
PRICE, u ST. James hotet-Psy master oiech
Gay 6oodlsa U. MarnsCo 0tHey Heuse-oenerh
Austin Lsthrop. Of CsrBisg, N. y.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
wEsTcHEsTER souvrY.

NEw-RocHELLE.-Owen Quinn. labsrer, was struc
and instantly killed by al express tram OK the Ne Y
Haven Railrs Yesterday Echo Island upon whic
tho Of the New Rochelle IS located
has been purchased by t. Lorenzsn from Q. G. Higgins
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
DRESS PATTERNS.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
Offer this week twenty-five hum
dred Dress Patterns, suitable for
Holiday Gifts, at $3.50, $500.
1915, $500 and $3.50 each |;
every pattern contains a full dress
length of strictly all wool
m teria1 and are pO Osit ely
the best value we have ever offered.
A separate counter has been as
signed for the above, where may
also be found rare bargains in odd
lengths and remnants of plain and
fancy Dress Goods. marked much
below cost. The advantage of an
early selection is apparent.
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
MARINE fNTELLIf EVOE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
Sun rissa G6s Sets. 4 80 Neon sets --Mosxs aga
HIGH WATER.
L.K-sandv Hoox. O5Si Cov fsrl 1:i1 Hsl Data $50
P.X.-Sandy Hook. U:59 Gov. Ispd lbs Hel Gate 8:l7
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
NEWARK.

Chief Of Police Hopper yesterday received portrait
description Of tho supposed dynamter joseph Cshn
alias Brown, who recently died in London. from the
police authorities Of that city The request made fer
Information that may he In possession Of tho Newark
police In regard 10 the mans identity and history The
Newark polss have Ne knowledge Of such man.
The Jsnt committee OF the Esssx aud Hudses Free
holders and representatives of tho Eighth Ward OF
Newark the township Of Keafney and the largo mill.
the Passaic visited the ends OF Fourth and
Third In carriages yesterday, fer the purpose Of
ascetaniHR the best site tho propOsea free bridge
between Newark aRd Ksaruey. banquet was held IN
the afternsoa aI the Cen mental Hs,ei IN Newark.
II 10 runsrsd that the First Csngrs2aional Church will
call 10 Its pastorae the Rev L. w. Hainer pastor Of tho
Christian Church Of Irvinstsn n j. Is the purpose
70 sell the present edihcs and erect larger
another sita
The nrs diocesan convention Of the Young Mems Cath
ol!o Association Of the diocese Of Newark held A.
the Catholic institute yesterday There we're about $50
deeGstea Addresses were delivered by Bishop wiggar
the Rev Father corrgaa Father Grady. the president
d the hAtionsl Cn!sn and others.
James Saith had MS pocket picked At the Clifton
track yssterday sf handsome gold watch valued At
HEw,JERsEY.
ORAsoH-Patrtsk Craig t-arnstsr fer j. O. lsurke,
contrscter was driving cut OF quarry the
yesteius5 with heavy lead Of sfsss when he foil from
ais ssn AID the vhesa OF the Wagep passed ever hls
BODY hhsg hi nsautiy. He vas forty-,iT Year, Old
asd leaves family In Orange.
kAnwAy-- About thirty prsmiseut sportiss men from
Hsw-fofk' Fhiiadsiphta aud Trenton assembled In a
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
LONG tHLAND.

JAMAIcA-A wedding which tack place ON Sunday
has caused gsod deal OF talk The principals arc A. L.
Bsgar wealthy widowsr OF sixty-nins. and Miss Julia
Eta Appleby age nineteen niece OF her husbands frss
wife The wedding took place at the brdegrsems man.
son the sl. clergyman being the Rev. E. b. Rice.
sf Grace Church Mr. Bogarf 10 in business In Union
Square, NswYsrk. being inventor and MANUFACTURER
of electric appliances
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-02-16
Deatbs.

In Montpelier, Feb. 10, Julius II. Bostwick, 50.
In Montpelier, Feb. H. George Tacy Lavine, "A
years and months.
In Hyde Park, Feb |, Mrs. Eli Jewett.
In Burlington Feb. 49, Noah Allen, sc.
In Sheffield, Feb 8, Milo l.. Hunter, So
In Hyde Park, Feb. s, Thaddie Waite,
In Burlington Feb. 8, Louis Deyette, 50.
In Norwich, Feb II, Peter NJ. Jersey, rs.
In SALISBURY. Feb s. Myron Galusha rs.
In Coventry, Feb. 3, Mrs. Almira Black, 10.
In Barnet Feb. s, Stillman X Hazelton, 81
In East Pittsfed Feb. TO- Dexter Gould, SO.
In Hyde Park, Feb 6, Mrs. Edward Sackett.
In Newport, Feb 8. Adolphus w. Brown, So.
In Bradford, Jan. q, Frederick p George. %.
In Bloomington, Jan. 81 Rev, j. A. Gibson, TO-
In Leicester, Feb. 9, Mrs. Sylvia h. Hendee Is.
In Waterbury Cen, Feb 10, Garry f. Eggleston, 81.
In South Wallingford, Feb &, Israel Thompson so.
In Chelsea, Feb. I, of brain disease Asahel X. Ho-
vey, Is.
In AIiddletown Springs, Feb, 5, Hon. Lucus Cope
land, a.
In Fort Ann, n. Y, Feb 3, George g. Knight of
Norwich, VT.
Killed in the Hartford accident, Feb s. j. A. Stone
of Burlington, IS.
In Hyde Park Feb. 10, Katie only child of Mr.. and
Mrs Z. I. DEMO, s.
Wallingford, VT, So
In White River Junction, Feb. 6, Mrs. Arabella
Doyle Hoffman, II.
In New York Feb. I. Julia A., widow of Silas II
Hodges, late of Rutland, Is.
III Lowell, Mass, Feb 10, Joseph Hatch, formerly
of Chelsea ~ years, II months and 20 days.
Graves, widow of the late George W. Graves of East
Randolph, Vt, 70.
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600 or more, but this is disputed by other
papers.
A REIGN of terror prevails in Mount
Bridges, Ontario. Numerous outrages have
been perpetrated on clergymen and others
who have been active in temperance work.
Windows are smashed, doors and furniture
broken, persons wounded by hidden assas-
sins and threatening letters are sent to
victims.
AN internal machine was exploded in the
San Francisco opera-house last Wednesday
night while Patti was singing. The man
who held it was the only person hurt, and
he not fatally: but a great sensation was
created thereby. Previous blind threats
had been made against Patti and Millionaire
Flood, and it is believed that serious mis-
chief was prevented only by an accidental
premature explosion.
THE event of last week Wednesday at the
Montreal carnival was the storming of the
ice palace, which is described as a magnifl-
cent sight Nearly 1000 snow-Shoers par
ticipated in the attack. The Roman candles
were shooting off dots of coored flame at
every step taken, and the whole scene more
resembled a picture from the Arabian
Nights than anything in this prosaic nine
teenth century. 1t is estimated that fully
$4,000 people witnessed the attack. Follow
ing this demonstration came the snow-shoe
concert.
A TRAIN leaving Cleveland for Pittsburg
was wrecked at bridge Thursday night.
The high water undermined the structure
and it gave way when the engine got fairly
on to It. One car caught in the debris and
hung from the abutment so that the pas
sengers escaped. The regular coaches were
still left on solid ground. The engine and
the express car were ditched. No life was
lost. Had there been any speed the disaster
would have been frightful. The smoker
took fire, but the flames were soon ex-
tinguished.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-02-16
Weekly Market Review.
VERMONT PRODUCE.

MoNTPELIER.-The demand for butter is
light and prices are off. Nice fresh new
butter sells for % to 25c per lb; cheese,
12lc per lb eggs, 20c per dozen; pota-
toes, Zoe per bushel; beef, to &c per
lb; pork, &c per lb; lamb, 4lc per lb;
mutton, % to Sc per lb; turkeys, 10 to he;
geese, 8 to Zoe; ducks, 10 to l2c; chickens, d
to 10c per pound.
VERGENNEs.- Butter is dull at Is to 20c
per Id, some new selling at % to 23c eggs
fell from % to Ice per dozen; chickens, 10
to be per Id; potatoes, 40 to soc per hushel
beans, 81 to S1.25 per bushel; beef, to &c
per ID; pork, q to Gle per ID; veal, to &c
per 10, live weight, and hay IS to $40 per
ton.
BOSTON COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PorAToEs.-Th market has been in mod
erately good condition. Early Rose sell al
80 to 60c, Beauty of Hebrons at So to 63c,
Burbank Seedlings at 53 to Doc and Prolitics
at 50 to 58c per bushel.
CHEEsE.-The demand is moderate, but
stocks are being steadily reduced and very
few lots are now Offering at anything under
full quotations. Extra Vermont sells al
49, to l4c, good to choice at II TO be, cons
mon at 0 to lie and extra sage at lac pei
pound.
BUTTER.-The market has been very dull
for the week and prices are rather weak
Only now and then are any lots sold at
full quotation. Prices to a large extent are
purely nominal. Extra Northern creamery
sells at 26 to BE, extra Western cream
cry at 20 to 2Sc, choice do at 20 tt
23c, the finest Franklin county dairy
at % to oslo, good to choice do at "A tC
26c, extra Vermont at % TO &c choic,
Northern dairy at "A to pc and fair to gooC
do at IL to 2lc per pound.
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CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.7
paper which shows something of the north
ern energy they have taken to the business
of their southern home. The firm employs
ten or twelve clerks, and seems to be doing
a fine business. = Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Benedict recently met their brother, Dea.
Seaver of Burlington, at Middlesex. They
had the pleasure of attending an entertain
ment by the White Ribbon Club of Middle
sex, which seems to have impressed them
very pleasantly. - William o. Martin
and =" Don " Earle attended the carnival in
Montreal last week. 60 There is to be
I" dairy maids supper" at the town hall on
Friday evening of this week. under the au-
spices of the young folks of the Methodist
society. == The number of marriages in
town in 1886 was nine: births, twenty-five;
deaths, twenty-three. 80 Among the out
of-town attendants at the grange meeting
last week "a report of which is given else
where) were the following former residents
of this place Mr.. and Mrs. George Denny
of South Mortified, Mrs. Harriet Glysson
Crocker of Brookfeld and Mrs. Luthera
Burnbam Howard of Randolph. - Mr..
A X. Hovey of Chelsea, whose wife was
Miss Rosina Martin of this place, died last
week Monday and his body was brought
here for burial. He had long been in a fee
BILE condition. - Ophir S. Martin has
been suffering severely with Inflammation,
and perhaps neuralgia, of an eye. -
The ladies of the Universalist society will
give an oyster supper at the town hall Tues
day evening, February %
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-02-16

CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old physician
retired from practice having had placed in
his hands by an East India missionary the
formula of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of consumption
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat
and lung affections, also a positive and rad
ical cure for nervous debility and all ner-
vous complaints after having tested its Won
derful curative powers in thousands of cases,
has felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, /
will send free of charge, to all who desire it,
this recipe, in German, French or English
with full directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, 149 Pow.
er's Block, Rochester, n. Y.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-02-16

DRUNKENNESS, OR LIQUOR HABIT. CAN BE
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR. HAINEs'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.--It can be given in a
cup of coffee or tea, without the knowl-
edge of the person taking it, effecting a
speedy and permanent cure, whether the
patient is a moderate drinker or an al
coholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards
have been made temperate men who have
taken the Golden Specific in their cof-
fee without their knowledge, and to-day
believe they quit drinking of their own free
will. No harmful effects result from its
administration. Cures guaranteed Send
for circular and full particulars Address,
in confidence, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co., 1856
Race street, Cincinnati, Ohio.